Name of NGO	Description of Activities	World Region	Human Right	Rationale	Amount
Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)	This group deals with hate groups across the globe such as the Ku Klux Klan and other extremists to stop them from creating genocides.	United States	Genocide/ Racial Equality	The Hutu Militia became an extremist group, and was displayed in the movie “Hotel Rwanda”. SPLC will stop or prevent the activities of groups like that so that genocides won’t be created, seeing as they emanate from hate groups.	$3 million
Education with Enterprise Trust (EWET)	This organization started the Youth Enterprise Society (YES) so that the children of tomorrow won’t be job seekers, but job makers.	North Eastern Free State Province in South Africa called Phuthaditjhaba	Education	The kids are all that we have to look to in the future, and they will be the leaders of countries soon enough. Those children need to be educated, and that is exactly what EWET is dedicated to doing.		$5 million
Samajik Shaishanik Vikas Kendra (SSVK)	SSVK focuses on equality in society, instead of divisions based on caste, class, gender, race or religion. This organization has offices in every village, and helps people of deprived backgrounds have leadership roles, and develop self reliance.	India	Racial Equality	SSVK is a proactive organization that is committed to creating equality among the underprivileged. They have been working since 1986, and are stationed in every village. This organization strives to establish an egalitarian society free of discrimination.		$3 million
World Council of Independent Christian Churches (WCICC)	WCICC is a means of fellowship and support for independent congregations. It ensures the safety of member churches, and raises awareness to common religious concerns.	The World	Religious Tolerance	The WCICC is an organization that provides a wide variety of programs to people of diverse religious backgrounds. It is a Federally Approved Tax Exempt Religious Organization, and it reflects diversity in one religion.		$5 million
Invisible Children	This organization has set their goals to document the lives of those living in regions of conflict and injustice, especially of children under the age of eighteen being forced into battle. Their programs are carefully researched and address the need for quality education, mentorships, the redevelopment of schools, resettlement from the camps, and financial stability.	Africa (Uganda)	Child Soldiers/ Child Rights	Invisible Children’s main focus is helping the child soldiers of Uganda. It has many researchers dedicated to rebuilding the stability for children. An organization like this one takes many aspects into consideration, mainly that many children are dying while they shouldn’t be in the armed forces to begin with.		$7 million
Greenpeace	Greenpeace is dedicated to exposing environmental criminals. They use research, lobbying, and quiet diplomacy as well as a non-violent conflict to raise the level and quality of public debate.	Europe, Americas, Asia, Africa, the Pacific	The Environment	Greenpeace is an independent global campaigning organization that acts to change attitudes and behavior, to protect and conserve the environment, and promote peace. In “An Inconvenient Truth” Al Gore tells his viewers about the harms of global warming. Greenpeace is here to stop global warming.		$7 million
Equality Now	Equality now starts their process of protecting women’s rights by first documenting the violations against women and girls. These violations include rape, domestic violence, reproductive rights and many other rights denied to women. This organization notices the crime, takes action, and spreads the thought to the public about this horrible discrimination.	World Wide	Women’s Rights	This world- wide NGO is saving women’s rights through out the entire world. They include a Women’s Action Network that includes over 35,000 members that are there to help. Together they both control the public pressure by raising their voice and bring awareness throughout the world. Equality Now will help to bring men and women closer to being equals, and it will take pressure off of women so that they can be treated the same as males.		$5 million
Project to End Human Trafficking (PEHT)	This NGO was founded in 2004 affected by an anti-slavery movement. They originally were only trying to spread the word, not start an organization, but formed together with other groups to make more of an impact. Today, PEHT puts their effort in anti-trafficking coalition building, educational outreach, direct service to victims, and collaborates with other national and international organizations to stop this slavery.	Worldwide	Human Trafficking/ Forced Labor	This world- wide NGO is saving women’s rights through out the entire world. They include a Women’s Action Network that includes over 35,000 members that are there to help. Together they both control the public pressure by raising their voice and bring awareness throughout the world.		$3 million
Proyecto Laguna	This organization has set goals for themselves to provide access to education and improve schools, improve access to fresh water and nutrition, support in community economic development, and provide basic health care for all.	United States	Poverty/ Economic Development	Proyecto Laguna will take places that are overcome with poverty and will help those areas. Every human being is entitled to basics such as fresh water or a decent education, and this organization will give those people what they deserve.		$9 million
Inter- Parliamentary Union (IPU)	The IPU is the world organization of national parliaments. They focus on creating working groups made of an equal number of male and female parliamentarians. They created a plan of action to achieve equal political participation in September 1995. It also calls on parliaments to acknowledge the link between security and human rights. It also creates commissions to promote and protect human rights.	Worldwide	Political Equality	The IPU is an organization with men and women to establish political equality in parliament. This organization also protects minorities in many regions of the world, and addressed the issue of racism and apartheid. It also has worked with Amnesty International to monitor human rights both in a country and individually. The IPU ensures the stability of a state through ethnic diversity.		$3 million